... con-
siderable impetus for reducing the amount of biomass produced. This paper reviews biomass
production during wastewater treatment and identi®es methods for reducing the quantity of biomass
produced. ... for reducing the
amount of biomass produced.
The purpose of this review is to develop a com-
prehensive account of how pollutant metabolism
leads to biomas...
... domestic wastewater reclamation
coupled with biofuel /biomass production based on microalgae considers wastewater as
a kind of resource instead of just waste, and shifts the wastewater treatment ... produce biofuel are the key points of the novel
process, which determine the wastewater treatment efficiency and the net energy
production of the whole process. Therefo...
... retention time (HRT) of 17 h (Ozer and Kasirga, 1995), (ii)
to investigate the valorisation in wastewater treatment field of waste biomass of A.
niger and (iii) to verify the secretion of extracellular ... industries to
produce enzymes. The residual biomasses of these fermentations are often stocked in
landfill. Otherwise, as it is well known, active fungal biomass of...
... examined the applicability of the nitrification/denitrification process for the
treatment of coak-oven wastewater diluted with sea water. In the preliminary
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Journal of Water and Environment ... activities of nitrite oxidizing bacteria.
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Journal of Water and Environment Technology, Vol.5, No.1, 2007
Figure 2 Behavior of nitrate and nitrite at the end of th...
... of resource use at the wastewater
treatment plant and of the discharged effluent, but also the impact on global and local
scales of the production of external inputs used at the plant and during ... Potential of local health
damage
Literature
Review of
Existing
Situation on
Wastewater
Management
and the
Objectives of
the System
Identification
of Potential
S...
... Graduate School of Engineering, Kanazawa
Institute of Technology, Ishikawa 921-8501 Japan
**Department of Applied Chemistry, College of Bioscience and Chemistry, Kanazawa Institute
of Technology, ... degradation
Table 1 - Results of tetracycline degradation test for Unoke River water and wastewater
treatment plant effluent
Sample Volume
(mL)
Unoke River Water Wastewat...
... biodegradation
during the first 4 days of incubation period and became persistent. This degradation of
binding sites was also in line with the increment of labile Zn concentration during the
first ... weeks.
Biodegradability of zinc binding sites in DOM of WWTP effluent in river water
Fig. 3 shows the variation of DOC, UV
254
and SUVA during the incubation of DOM
i...
... Southeast wastewater treatment plant processes an average of 3 million gallons of
wastewater daily. The main step in the treatment process is the separation of solids, which accounts for
about 2% of ...
WWTP processes
Pollution of receiving water courses
following upset of wastewater treatment
process by industrial discharges
Adequate pretreatment of indust...
... Proportion of WTP Differences for Wastewater
Treatment Programme Attributes Falling Below Zero
Quality of
Treated
Wastewater
Quantity of
Treated
Wastewater
Regeneration
of the Park ... utility of any attributes not included in choice specific
wastewater treatment programme attributes,
n
is the number of
wastewater treatment programme attributes considered,...
... during t he
thermal treatment, h ydrolysis of BLG was extensive, in
spite of significant inactivation of the enzymes. This
indicates that t he transient c onformers originating in the
course of ... leftovers of strand D via a disulfide b ridge to
Cys66 [5].
Immunoreactivity of the products of BLG hydrolysis
As stated in the introduction, one of the goals of this work
was to...